The Wandering Lightbulb Programme

What is included in this programme:

• A fully researched and resourced programme that will take you from any starting point and help you understand yourself better, with the aim of bringing more peace, control and meaning to your life.
• Shareable PDF resources are included. Invite a friend and work together!
• Every section has suggestions for additional reading and resources, so you can really deep dive on the parts that fascinate you.
• Every section has support information if you get stuck or lost, so you’ll never be unsure about what to do next.
• The Just The Beginning section at the end is brimming with ideas to do after you’ve completed the programme. There’s also no time limit for programme completion, so take as long as you need to.
• I offer two free, 50 minute, 121 sessions with me: the first after section four and the second at the end of section six. These are to help deal with any problems, clarify understanding or just to enjoy chatting about your discoveries so far.
• The first two sections of this programme can be previewed, so feel free to try before you sign up.

There are six topics in this programme.

The first four:

1. Triangle Theory

2. Parts Theory

3. Self-Expression

4. Neurological Levels

All encourage thinking about self. Each topic includes practical exercises to help you question and explore aspects of self, from a range of perspectives. The next two topics are more about your participation in life:

5. The Nature of Reality, will encourage you to think widely about your perception of life and its potential mutability and,

6. Philosophy Matters, brings everything together and suggests a framework through which your life could be examined and led.

The aim of The Wandering Lightbulb programme is to immerse a you in ‘bigger’ things than the mundanity and perceived traps of everyday life. Armed with this information, you might find yourself adopting a new, more resourceful, perspective. This programme encourages an exploration of meaning, prepares a framework for calm decision-making and seeks understanding and connection with others to bring about real community.

This is the attitude of ‘an everyday philosopher’, that is: someone who finds meaning in life, has options and resources when faced with difficulties and is optimistic and energised by everything they do.